does this phone work with At&t plan
44196
Yes, it does. You do not have to have a data plan with this phone either. I used it for over two months. The reception was pretty bad though. Everyone I talked to complained of background noise.
44197
Hi, Tori! NO IT DOESN'T!!! At&t; kept trying to look it up but since it was made in Japan couldn't activate it. Had it for 2days and instantly shipped back.
44198
Hi Tori,I used a T-mobile SIM card with the phone and it worked fine. I have a month to month plan on T-mobile. I think it will work on AT&T;, if you have a sim card because the phone is unlocked. Hope this helps :)
1827834
The phone will work only with att sim cards. It also will work with prepaid Att, no other carrier.
567684
Ideally, the phone works best with AT&T.; The phone I ordered was locked, it wouldn't accept any SIM that I put in it. You should checkout the BLU Life View; that's what I got. It's sold through an American company, too.
2014178
If you buy that from those companies directly with a yearly plan yes. It should work if you buy that factory unlocked and buy just the SIM card from AT&T.; If it is factory unlocked should work with every mobile provider.
667084
I really don't know if this phone will work with AT&T; I DIDNT LIKE THIS PHONE AT ALL THATS WHY I DIDNT BUY IT!!!!
1367263
The phone is unlocked so... It should work with your AT&T; sim card (3G - HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100). My dad used the phone in Venezuela with Movistar (HSDPA 1900) without problems at all!
2168532
Yes. it does. But you have to make sure your phone is unlocked and it can be used all GSM service carriers. Sometimes customer has AT&T; iphone and it can't be used when it locked by att.
2129492
this phone works very well with AT&T.my; wife and I both have the same phone. I love all of its features.it also has GPS and bluetooth.
1712648
You can put an active SIM card in any unlocked phone and it should work. I don't have AT&T; so I don't know if the features specific to AT&T; will work without any problem.
1988542
If the phone is unlocked then no it does not have to have an AT&T; plan. I have two Bursts that are unlocked and I have Straight Talk plans. You will need a SIM card from your provider which you will have to install in the phone. Easy to do. There is also some set up your provider will tell you how to do. One annoying thing is that the phone is branded for AT&T; therefore there are AT&T; apps on the phone that you cannot remove.
1032887
I don't know Jennifer, I am from Venezuela. I just know this cellphone works with GSM band 850/900/1800/1900/ and 3G band model C2104: 850/1700/1900/2100. Model C2105: 900/2109... You have to search which band works with at&t.;
698736
I had to configure this phone for AT&T; in the US. It will work if your carrier there has a SIM card for you but you will have to get them to configure the other features like internet access, Texting, email, etc. As far as I know this phone only works in Europe for 3G service the frequencies are set for Europe. This phone is over 4 years old in design...your money would be better spent on a newer Android phone like a Galaxy S3 or S4 refurbished.
1021472
A related question. I would like to purchase this phone and I have a At&t; 3G sim card, are they compatible?
1720630
Will work with at&t.; I think that means it takes a micro SIM card. And no, it does not have a micro SD slot.
1481501
Yes Audrey... you can put a SIM card in this phone and it will work with AT&T. We have AT&T mobility service and that is just what we did with three phones in our home. No complaints from my husband and son regarding this phone; I however have a Samsung Flight, no complaints on this phone either.
612442
No! This phone is not compatible with AT&T; as of September 2014. They will come out with a new phone, a 3G phone that works with AT&T;, until then this phone only works with AT&T; if you have an existing 2G SIM card. You can't get new service with them.
487820
It does - but it will not work with internet if you have that on your plan. We had to take internet off my husband's line because AT&T; could not figure out how to "unlock" that aspect for their internet.